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Written by Madaleen
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Thursday, 14 March 2013 13:19 |
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A Thank you Letter from Professor Bruce McGorum - click here |
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Procedure Manual CEM (5)-Treatment |
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Written by Madaleen
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Thursday, 07 February 2013 10:09 |
Procedure Manual CEM (5)-Treatment PDF
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MEDIA STATEMENT ON THE VACCINATION FOR AHS |
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Written by Madaleen
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Thursday, 07 February 2013 09:27 |
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Written by Madaleen
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Monday, 01 August 2011 10:44 |
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Definitive guide filled with hands on practical tips for relevant sample collection and result interpretation.
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Ensures the correct sample is collected, under suitable conditions, in the preferred receptacle and ideally packaged to prevent specimen spoilage.
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The quality of your laboratory result is directly related to the quality of the specimen.
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With this manual give your clients their best shot at reliable, cost-effective laboratory results.
Click here to order now, or download document with more information.
Click here to download the references to the article: MRSA in the Horse, featured in Equine Health Update June 2010.
Click here to download the references to the article: Use of Antiviral Medications Against Equine Herpes Virus Associated Disorders, featured in Equine Health Update September 2010. |
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ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE: THERAPY OR QUACKERY? |
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THE AFRICAN HORSESICKNESS PERSPECTIVE.
Dr. L. A. Gouws BVSc (Pret)
From the outset I must make perfectly clear that I am not in the least anti-alternative therapy. On the contrary I regularly advise on and prescribe homeopathic remedies to my clients if they so prefer. I also do aqua-puncture on horses on a regular basis and the solution injected is purely homeopathic ( saline, Vit.B 12 and Traumeel). The South African Equine Veterinary Association of which I am a member has it’s own Alternative Medicine Group and I totally support their initiative.
Unfortunately over the past few years we have seen numerous websites spring up as well as advertisements in other media where the authors claim to have found a “miracle cure” for AHS. Some even claim that their products will cure all infections and even cancer. You can find useful things on the internet, free stuff on Gumtree and even some scientific-based advice about AHS, but these 'miracle cure' sites are to be avoided. Ridiculous unsubstantiated figures are quoted of horses that survived AHS by means of these miracle drugs where “conventional medicine has failed”. What is most disturbing is the dangerous and irresponsible misinformation that can be found in the promotional material for these products. Rightfully the Advertising Standards Authority of S.A. have managed to close down most of these websites for advertising unregistered products as stock remedies, making unsubstantiated claims, spreading dangerous information and misleading the public. Common comments found on these websites and other promotional materials are the following:
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